Final Exam Flashcards
the biological sex that someone is labeled at birth, usually based only on the appearance of one’s genitals
assigned sex
a persons deep internal understanding of their own gender
gender identity
things a person does- how they dress, act, behave - that are coded as gender
gender expression
a person whose gender identity is different from their assigned sex at birth
transgender
person whose gender identity is the same as or similar to their sex assigned at birth
cisgender
a person whose gendered expression is somehow different from what is traditionally expected of their biological sex/gender identity
gender-nonconforming
ethnocentrism
tendency of people to think that their way of thinking & acting & believing are the only right, proper and moral way to act
cultural imposition
an intrusive projection of ones values or behavior patterns onto others
the process of adopting the cultural traits or social patters of another group
acculturation
feeling in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another
bias
unjust treatment based on culture alone (and all that goes with culture)
discrimination
adverse or hostile attitude because a person belongs to a group
prejudice
3 types of prejudice
- stigmatization
- stereotyping
- marginalization/oppression
individuals are depersonalized by negative labels: “gimp” or “cripples”
stigmatization
applying false attributes to an entire group
stereotyping